Kenneth P. Vogel

Kenneth P. Vogel is an investigative correspondent for The New York Times, detailing the rapid rise of legalized sports betting in the U.S. He explores how the industry transitioned from illegal to mainstream, particularly around high-profile events like the Super Bowl, which is expected to attract $16 billion in bets. Vogel discusses the societal implications, the role of lobbying in legalization, and how platforms like DraftKings and FanDuel revolutionized the betting landscape. He also raises concerns about consumer protections and the oversight of this booming market.

Kenneth P. Vogel, a reporter for The New York Times’s Washington bureau, dives deep into the Biden-Ukraine narrative. He unpacks the origins of President Trump’s unfounded claims about Ukraine's meddling in the 2016 election. The discussion also covers Joe Biden's controversial actions regarding corruption in Ukraine and his push to oust a prosecutor linked to Burisma, highlighting the intertwining of personal and political motives. Vogel offers insight into the complex dance of diplomacy and media in the backdrop of these allegations.